Subsea ROV Training Flyer 14-07-09

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Company Overview

Global Marine Systems is recognised as the world leader in submarine engineer-

ing, servicing the telecommunications, power and offshore wind markets. Own-ership of the company can be traced back to the 1800’s and in 2004, ownershipwas transferred to Bridgehouse Marine.

Today the company owns and operates a fleet consisting of state-of-the-art ves-sels, Subsea vehicles and also a variety of other world classequipment.

The Global Marine Systems are the only independent company able to offerevery element of the planning, installation, and maintenance of submarine com-munication networks on the worldwide basis, allowing us to provide a compre-hensive, tailored solution for our customers throughout the whole lifecycle of their

submarine network.

The combination of the unparalleled technical expertise and capabilities of ourworkforce, vessels and ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) have enabled us tooversee many of the industry’s most complex projects.

Global Marine Systems is also one of the only integrated system providers in theworld with the technical experience and equipment independence to meet theever-changing needs of the submarine market place with effective and cost effi-cient solutions.

One of our key advantages is the wealth of knowledge and experience we have

in design, development, procurement and operation of industry leading marine

technology, covering both the surface and subsea arenas.

SUBSEA TRAINING SERVICES

Lesley WhiteGlobal Marine SystemsSubsea Services Group

ROV BuildingCamber QuayPortland PortCastletown

Portland, DT5 1PEEngland

Tel: +44 (0)1305 828104lesley.white@

lobalmarinesystems.com



SUBSEA TRAINING SERVICES

ROV Subsea Train ing

As an operator of more than 20 submersible systems, Global Marine Systems

has a training facility and equipment to support its offshore personnel.

The Subsea Services Group offers IMCA aligned ROV training courses for newentrants into the industry, as well as a Certificate of Competency Scheme alsofurther training courses that takes new entrant ROV Pilot technicians through toROV Superintendents.

Trainees are given theory and practical opportunities to develop in the role priorto going offshore as part of a team on an ROV system.

In addition to the normal Subsea equipment in Portland Subsea Depot, we havea dedicated Falcon, Open Frame Sprint and Trojan work class ROV’s, to give the

trainees hands on experience. This is complemented with a simulator for com-puter based training and scenariomodelling.

Although the training courses providea standard set of competencies, eachelement of the training can be modi-fied or customized to meet specificcustomer requirements. Similarly, be-spoke modules and elements can beadded to match specific requirementsof the customer, such as for compe-

tency based systems or specializedactivities.

We are also able to offer the manage-ment and implementation of the ROVOperators Competency Scheme. Thisincludes the verification of an individ-ual’s portfolio of work records togetherwith issuing certification and logbooks. We can provide in-house as-sessor training with further trainingmodules in HV Awareness, pilotingskills and fibre optic termination.Lesley WhiteGlobal Marine Systems

Subsea Services GroupROV BuildingCamber QuayPortland PortCastletown


Tel: +44 (0)1305 828104lesley.white@




St andard 3 w eek ROV Pi lot /Technic ian I I

Course

Portland Depot




Tel: +44 (0)1305 828104lesley.white@


Description

A three week course designed for new entrants to the industry which givesdelegates the knowledge and new skills required to work towards achieving the

Pilot/Technician I status.

Entry Requirements

Delegates should have a relevant technical background comprising ofexperience and/or qualifications. Delegates are not required to have previousexperience in the offshore or ROV industries, but will apply their existingtechnical knowledge or skills to this field. The required ‘technical background’includes, but is not restricted to, experience in any of the following fields -electronic, electrical, mechanical or hydraulic. To discuss the relevance of yourparticular background, please contact us or send a copy of your CV.

Our policy is to ensure that all delegates accepted on to our training courses aresuitably qualified for entry to this industry. Students do need to be in good healthand have a good level of physical fitness.

This course comprises the following elements:• ROV Pilot/Technician Induction (Pilot II) course

• ROV Pilot/Technician (Pilot I) course

• High Voltage safety awareness

• ROV Piloting, both with an ROV and a

multi scenario simulator

• Practical and operational tasks• Competence assessments

This course is delivered at Global Marine’sPortland facility. Practical and operationaltraining is carried out on actual ROVequipment. Emphasis is placed on the skillsrequired by an ROV Pilot/Technician,including fault finding, maintenance andpiloting. Delegates become familiar with ROVequipment and operations through operation

of an ROV at our quay side facility, use of awork class ROV simulator, and detailedtraining on system components such as a fullyworking ROV together with hydraulic andelectrical components. The course also intro-duces the delegate to a number of subseasurveillance systems to include, cameras,sonars and cable/pipe trackers.



ROV Pi lot Tec hnic ian Course Schedul e 2009

COURSE SCHEDULE 2009

Monday, 10 August — 28 August

Monday, 7 September — 25 September

Monday, 5 October — 23 October

Monday, 2 November — 20 November

Monday, 30 November — 18 December




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Week 1

Week II

Week III

*Optional units are not part of the IMCA Scheme and may be included if time allows.

Note: Prior to commencing the course, delegates are asked if they wish to stick rigidly

to the schedule or do they wish for us to apply some flexibility. The benefits of this

being guest speakers, ship visits for wet tests, pre dives and general tours. Whilst all

efforts will be made to adhere to the above timetable, Global Marine Subsea Training

reserves the right to amend as required.

ROV Pi lot Technic ian I I Induct ion Timet able

Day 09:00 – 10:30 11:00 – 12:30 13:30 – 15:00 15:15 – 16:30 Monday 10:00 start Intro. To Course Tour of Facility The Certificate

of Competence Tuesday Safety &

Teamwork Safety &

Teamwork Seamanship Types of ROVs

& Structures

Wednesday Types of ROVs &

Structures ROV Applications Ploughs &

Ploughing* ROV Procedures Thursday ROV Procedures Electronic

Maintenance Mechanical

Maintenance Computers &

Control Systems* Friday Basic Electrical

Systems Basic Hydraulics Hydraulic Fo‐

rum Assessment Pilot

Tech II

Day

09:00

–

10:30

11:00

–

12:30

13:30

–

15:00

15:15

–

16:30

Monday ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical

Tuesday Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Wednesday ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical

Thursday Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Friday Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical

Day 09:00 –

10:30 11:00

–

12:30 13:30

–

15:00 15:15

–

16:30

Monday Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Tuesday ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical

Wednesday Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

ASSESSMENT Thursday ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical ROV Practical

Friday Competence

Practical

Competence

Practical

HV Awareness Feedback Ses‐

sion




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• Aqua Sports Hotel & Breakwater Diving CentreCastletownPortlandDorset

Tel: 01305 860670Website: www.uk-blue.comWide selection of rooms, some en-suite with TV and drink making facilities.

• Portland LodgeEaston LanePortlandDorsetTel: 01305 820265 Alan StaceyFax: 01305 860359Email: [email protected]: www.portlandlodge.comAA, 3 Diamonds

• Royal Breakwater HotelCastletownPortlandDorsetDT5 1BDTel: 01305 820476Fax: 01305 826217Website: www.breakwater16.freeserve.co.ukWide selection of rooms, all have TV, tea/coffee facilities, meal times are

flexible and drying facilities can be arranged.

• The Beach HouseBed & Breakfast - Within walking distance to the ROV Training School. Tel: 01305 821155

• The BunkerFor those on a budget, accommodation is 10 mins walk from theschool, very basic with a shared kitchen facility.Tel: 01305 782556

• Turnstones

Bed & Breakfast (en-suite) - accommodation is 10 mins walk from theROV Training School. PortlandDorsetTel: 0845 3258801Email: [email protected]: www.turnstones.net

Accommoda t ion




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